Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-11

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g. b. COLEMAN. Agent, Austin, Mimi.
Saturday was a lively day.
Sliced dried beef at Horrobin & Rice's.
Valentine ball at the Armory Monday
evening.
Mr.. Sachsie has his new ice house al
most full.
Fine cabinet work at. the Austin
Furniture Co.'S
-Four cans Austin corn for 20 cents at
Horrobin s. Rice's.
If yon want q home apply to the
Building Association.
P, G. Sullivan has the contract for T..
Schleuder's new buildings.
Frank skyhawk, of Racine, was in the
city on business, Tuesday.
G%ranulated Corn Meal.
MCBRIDE, TIE GROCER.
The Hotel Robinson is being papered.
6. W. johnson is doing the work.
The Austin Marble Co. have now on
hand a large stock of marble and granite.
. A. Sweningsen has accepted a position
with Geo, Hirsh, the new clothing man.
Teeth extracted and new ones put IN
the same day, at Peck & Lemley's dental
rooms.
Richardson, Day s. Co. have a large
amount of money constantly on hand, to
loan at usual rates.
Sheriff Mollison took the man. who has
been such a charge to the county to Roch-
ester, Wednesday.
LoANs.-MoneY now loaned at VIM. n.
Howe's Abstract Office at the very owest
rates. Call and see.
Mr.. Fleck says his hotel is crowded
every night. Men are coming to Austin,
to look over the place.
The COW boys and dairy maids expect
to give an entertainment for the benefit
of the Baptist parsonage fund:
Jas. Cronan and Thos. Riley, two
distinguished members of the Wolf
Club" expect to build palatial houses,
this spring.
Several parties have been locking for
stores, the past week. 1t wont be long
before there will be new stores built to
accommodate all.
Call on E. II. Austin for fine photo
graphic work, executed in the fines
style, and finished when promised. Over
Pooler & Weber.
Jos. Adams has taken a contract te
build a ware house for the Jno. Gunc
Brewing Co. of Lacrosse. He began
work on it this week.
Rush B. Wheeler, formerly OF Austin
sold $50, 600 worth of real estate in St
Paul, Tuesday. The St. Paul marke
nearly equals Austin.
Send in your cans for Gasoline. W
deliver to all parts Of city. Quality
quntity and price guaranteed.
PooLER & WEBER
Every Business man should lave not
heads, with the description of Austin 0
the back. Austin must be advertised
I and this is one way IN which 1t can b
done.
The W. G. T. U. meeting at the cot
house, Sunday evening, was well a
tended. The address was delivered b
Rev. Dewart, who made some excelle1
points.
Canned Blueberries, B~lackberries,
Peas, Beans, Corn.
Crab Apple and Pumpkin.
Ten Cents a Can.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
W. F. Day, is agent for the W. ". Kin
ball Co.. Here is one of his pointer
Kimball Organs are known all over Il
= world as second to none; then they mu
make good honest goods in order to g
the reputation.
For the Mardi Gras at New Orlear
round trip tickets from Austin to NJ
Orleans and return will be sold Februa
18th to Goth inclusive, good to return U
til March 10th, 1887, at 500. 10 each.
G. Fl. COLEMAN, Agent.
Following is a list Of letters remain
in the post Office, for the thirty days er
ing Feb. 5, 1887.
Barley w D Ceuavan Edward
- Cox Mrs ChrastohersOn Rayn'
Field Wilhelm Fuller B Y
: Huntington Clara Mellenbeck Mrs Kat
Meyer N C MOnOgue Mrs Mary
Sistek Anna Wood, Olo
--s
Prof. Wheelock. of DEBORAH, Low
teacher of plain and ornamental penms
ship, card and pen drawing, MOI
chromatic, sign Senorian painting, "
be here Wednesday, Feb. Is, and v
give an exhibition of his work. He "
open classes here, teaching all Of the